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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
STATE 90 MAINE

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rrsisF nf MAJ. a. ID. i.s-
On ne mailer uf IfLiNiAM IilHMnAlN.
fufrlFfut ftrb.or
liIs herlty orferri. Thaf notice D. EIFsn M
40 fsfsnns iniffes "a len fha seftemant 0f o.
al 1cruunt a tIIsha q. sfurs. AsslErfs ul
ruuY 10 thIs trlff a. o. pnlushsd to afsSf.
surrsssFsiT. IN thr Osflr'i nsmoefsf. nest.
pager pfIutef in fafIs iu ftHi 1nuufT, that ihsF
nsf appeaf AZ toUft ~ iasoIFfufg a. bf bell
q ne Probate Coat Hoom ca t1s 70 NeInff
daF % Apf nrki, af nlns o'r'ork in fhs fofsun0r.
AT - heart tnsffon saf 90 Issf ~ fhes rlusT
1EO. A. NtLsON. Jufgs
OF insolFsury COAT, Ohf1fd tnunif.
true copf -AusNf nc DAVIS. nssisisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29

TOR sutfc'lfef hrrstv a vss Iublie rofirs hat
shs hss ten tuiy srprinisd by ne Hnr. Isfgs
81 Probate 90 ins tOaaty Of Otiofi act A.
saned tre uusf - ftsruffix ~ - e.tsts ol
JOSEPH DAVIS. ate 81 Wo0istosk.
I, 49, Couttf. dses sssd. ~ slvirg bod - NJ
lac lfsctss fhs thffefIre uqasIs ~ pff-ors
iude' D. a. Ne ssiate ~ fsid dseessei o. nae
ION ffiaie psi msrt 40 hose Who We suy ds
mards ihsfenf 10 tshitili he sane b.
Ma n IS. ls.7. JANKg DAVE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
xoiire Of Tesrrie.urc.

vlvuEREAa, Hattie g. Knrore. of DiNfeli. BY
w her uaFtgAgs deed dafed the twenty hrst (1is,l
d.y 81 MArvh A D. lssi. snd rsc0rhed In The Otiofd
Registry u DEEDS. book ~, pAge s9s. conveyed %
me- the underslgred, CERTAIN parcs 81 rial estate,
situate In Mssico. IN the County u Otford and
bounded a. iol5ws On The east ~ The NV Travelled
rosd leading nom Dhfeid Village 20 the Mfchell
NeighboFhood. 10 called, IA hetico)i "a ne north
10 The hslrs Of the late E-skitl Treat, and On The
south BY land u Henry Chase. The shove described
land coosi.ts II tso Parcels. one vhoe lot onfanng
one hundred 100 scs, mere 81 less, aDd triangu.
mentionsd rad, with the widest snd adioinsg said
John Babb's land. sni confsinlng twenty cd scrss
unore OF lees. And whereas the condition 81 said
mortgage has been broken. nos, therefore, ~ ason
closure 81 said mortgage.
Dlnssld. January 2sth, 1871.
wM. W. WAIT.
Nv ms ATTORNEY. Joas II. TRAsk.
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TnE suhscrii,sr hrrsuY ave. pubic notice tAai
te hss tsfn uiF alp1lntsi ~ IN n n. lag
a frubais flr M iouttY ~ onf1ff, ani is
sumsd he ffust ~ tsecl'of n ne estsfe -
NNTilAN NOhgiii.. lac q Bustde'i.
In stif oauntF 4 ee1sfi. ~ siVing bad az the
a. dfsrfs ~ thHfriure sqafsfs al psffons In
dstisd a. the sstAfs - sahi d-c-sss.i - nsts im
M fiais payment, ard hose VIA have ang A.
uau m fso1 10 ear Itlf he same -
Naich IS l-1. 0EOkGE ID nfsBfE
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rxENs Yearly sub-criTtionS ti't. n rait
strictly In advance cthersi-f, 80 pr -
single Coples. fuur cents
ApvNHIIsTNENTs.-Am 'sgal atNNftl.t if.nis
an gfven three consecutive Insertions tHf as
per Inch IN ienEth ~ colunn. ruii,it ~. itt-
ln.s rts.i a. atoss fnr 49, each except tntt.f
rvlafinN 10 krai hsfafr. NNiIn ar 80 ttt N
sperlsl CONTRACTS male win lnCai. trausirnt 20
yearly advertisers
Jos Fafxrfxa. ne Oxfuui nrmOCfai Once
Il ueli sfoeks.l wifh usW materials Or DOING
al kinis ~ plain Cf anCy SOB rrintirf An
sxpsrience.i JOB printer - alsaYs On N uiirf'
AM a. cur prcssCs ar run ~ sican. - Nt'
snlarautes rr,lrrr.f ann satisfactory aufk.
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rscurlnsni ~. ksnnejy'. fsscrits RemedI g.
Orsvel n cllrssi ne.--~. J. N,CormIek. L. - Dep
MInersi SarveFur, BIiss ~fafcu. itaho NJ bad 40
itre 49, . utss - puffid0afiou. Dr. kennedY's 3
vcIts ksusiy pluaed ~ b.ocd aEl an ees Ssl
ceuf stamp Df krnnsy, honiouf. y. \ =. for oook
% kidnsy. liver snd BOD dsorisrs- hsnfon us %
per
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Iiif sohirfitsr hsresF 4 fcs uutic n to- ga
BE- h. tefn dslF appo.n'ei ~ trc lie isisl
uf ffobsts l0f ne tuaffF oI OafoFi snd sss mi A
fhe ffusf a tserufnr 81 80 s.tate ~
nANfFl MAMhiN late uf WATERFORD.
"a 49, ConnfF a aretssis ~ u veg bod ~ lrn
lev direct b. thefffsfe "a lssfs ia psrs1us fr
o. D 81 o. The ssfais pf ssii urcettef a. maks IN
nd At psTmf nt "a thee shs have any If
msnns fhsFeua fu sNaibu ~ sac a.
Mach o. 49,. INOtti ". WOODBURY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
Why gofos ssnsial tllfs 90
noors. SHOES AND NUMBERS

wtfn e.
"A. o. Waliron's 0ne.Pres Boot & Shoe Store,
uUCKEiELp NliLAGL,
tor ga fai thr f.FE Il ~fftk efrt'rsi Naflfil
as Iassst Prices thif I'd of lrsisi1r.
a.rIifusutsf - kesu DniF lunf sea- los
stlTs a. nutHer cpct, fffofrs Ftols tl'
al sInrr f0 That alnffs WACO ihs istNf l''
nffraIrs b. suf ~ THHlf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29

OXFORD sat Court ~ Probate fsd A.
ftrl.. ~nhln ADD Or TIE Coanty o. Ga orr, ln
ne Thifd fufsdaY % Ma A. q. t~f.
On tie IetniTn Z HtNgl DAVIS, simlais.
uatlf of ths estate II Wm. II. usmninsssF,
la'e OF Miltoa ~, 10 sad e. decsssst. paying
estiis 20 sah dccsassdi Il psD'ie Or private SAFE
or The Va nent ~ cttts ana Othfr chuges
sEs Mt sali estste
OKDstED. That M sali reiltioaer glvs notes
~ al pstfons Interested , causing "a sbsiraei
" h. peiiti,r, with THE arief theresa % ~ pup
lishsd three wells fucc fssireiF On the Okfofd
DCmorraf. Tfintsi ~ Pans. thstthsf mfy appear
AZ PROBATE Coat ~ b heid 81 Paris, 10 SAC
Couan, on The third rscstiy 81 APR. nskt, Al
oeiet 10 The foisooln, All slew Causs. n eni
ttsy hate, shy ths sane should not D. sfanisi.
sEOIlsE A. WILsOs. Jucgt.
tine CCpf-slie.tl a. a.. DAVIS neglstsf.
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ONTOHD. sat- Court Of Probate belt 81
psfts ~tfln aId fof NJ County - pxiofi on
ths th.fd rissdty of safc1 a ~ ~
usNIlN D. itAMNDND. suardian ~ Waltfr
q TwItfhnIi, Lee 4. Tsurneii anf n 1tht
T.ifftelf Minor thillfsn anf hsifs ~ u. y.
TuuessIi etc az fas, Ia ssd a. unfr. tsfInF
tfss. uisd he aeeourt oi kuafinrth.p oi tAd
wards inr alinNanrs
tir,isrsd tat the ssd Gutriisn rive 20
tee a. ~ pefsDus iutsfssifi ~ esusins ropg
otthls otdsr D. b. uubi bel three woke fue
es..lssiy "a the Oxfsri nemu rat. IHtri a.
PAfis hat thsY ma appear a. Probate g. ar o.
I he IA al Paris 9Th md flf al a. uafT o. the
thlri Tues. II Ar. neat, NJ su'rloct IN fhe -
ro1n ard show eanss. u sny ihsy have. NhJ ihs
'''' GEo \ WILSON Jadgs.
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A. sooa a. they can bc complied al
arrang,d. ike DrvocEAT ~il' give %.
reader, The entire la~. ps's,d a. the ls'e
session Of The Legislature. ia che 'lfn q
= nesf supplement.
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Nous. Of A..,sa,. 81 ~. srPs,n'm.a'

AtOiife't. IN lhs C1uniy 81 Cuatsfiaif sni
,iats 81 san-. ~ - az OF Ma A. - 49,.
he uuicfsig1fd herb gfof ulifff ~ NJ ~
polutmsut a. AssiEncF q
IpMIND u. IOsttg, ~ Allau',
ln the Couaty 81 Okfsd Iuspivsnt D-binr, sho
tn tea csitfei a. lnsnlYsnl ugoa - pslnt .
~ The Cout OF lnioiscreI Tor fsd t-unJ ~
gOpNTY G. MAYBUE1, Assispse
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PArEoNIlr home Industries u 4
prineiPle that ~e al believe Ia. oHf'fd
County people have an excellent oppof'
,aniiy 70 sei upon This principle in paf'
ehasing their vegetable and a1~ef seeds
The annual catalogue q q" Pine Tree
State SEEDS }" j. jas; received from W II.
Eas,maa o. East Samnef. pliing che
short time that NJ Eastman hNs been
engaged Ia the seed business. be has e.
tablished large trade. and sivsn excel
len, satisfaction 90 hls customers
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ONlunu. 80 -Ata tnari "a ffut.sie ia q
Psri. sIttIs 81 90 ths Comfy of usf1fl. "a
fts thirf IussdaF % Msf A. 10. is-i
IHANk a. TIkiNotuN. rs-.H ttfraiuf 10
esfa.u itfifsusui Iuurftff i1 D. ihs issl
NNIfuI ftsfanfnf 81 ! 49,. 4 faNff. lttf 81
Ilstfoa la sat tolrtfs ifrfafff. hhtins
rIessrsff tnr sknf 90 ~ at
UHuEHTu Ihaf ihf fait lkffH.nf sIss nuifs
fnaI D. fsHf. fnffrsslF.i o. rHuHlag sfHpF al
a.. rae fafs Iaflsfsd thffs seas farrfs live
ig In trr uNTuHt uTHugHar. o. atsi 80 fafis
thar iffF uaf FIfraf ffttsie TON 70 =
~ q a. rsf.s. fali tuNatY ru tn ih ~ tas'
iay q Affi nsst. az u.nr u ne elfs ~ ~
iofrunlu AT shla rause N ang hes tafg NJ
a.. atIf Instfunsnt en- 80 ~ - rftfff. 80
Proved arf snosei a. ne iast WI sat Tests
mfut Uff 4 ifrsasff
GFn. \ VII sON Jaise.
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OXFORD. ssi-At a Court Of rr0bats ned Al
Pasis. within and for the County II Osiord'
on the third iucsisF ~ March. a. ID. ls-1,
dian Of Chsres N Chase. . person of sasCuei
MAD, 90 biane a. in fan Ceuaiy gft'
ing foe license ~ sell sni oonvey c.TiAla
real etttfe. osscfibsi IN his pstiiiua on Ole !
IN. frooaie ofe.. a. piiEals 'sis' the proeese'
D. b Tst Uui "a Irtsrest
OEDtHso. thai ths said petliioGsr give n0fic
70 all persons Interested BY causing an sbsusc ol
~. p~titi0a. win MS 0rlsf tsefeSo. % -
Published hire weeks tuccestiteiy ~ We
oxford Dcmoersf, Gfinisd az Parts. that theY
NAY apf-sf ~ ffOtsfs Court 20 b hsld ~ fsfts
In ssid tosnty, 90 the third rsssfsy 81 Ar.
nckt a. , oclocs IN fbs iOfenooB, snd shos essss
u sny tLsJ have, ~hy Tie ssas should ros v
GEO. A. WILSON. Jsdss.
Atrse eopy-aitssts-h. q. DAVIS, Register.
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GTO WILSON Jndgs.
A true Cor,-.lis.i Tic DAVE. RsgI.lsf.

OxFoEp. ss-Ms Count a Frnhaie bell ai
Pgtts Wlthin I'D flr IN Cant ~ % ioif, on
me m ri Tussiag q Msrrh. u isl.
O.i,ODD HAN. AdminisiFatHr uiin ne
VIII snusxe.i. ~ ne estate 81 NafcF an late Of
fsti,. NE. utsa His sr-ounf III sdniui.tration
on me ess. q % ssd tscssseli 20 10 sancff
OsnsHTD, That faid Adminisifsior sits uoilee
to al perrobs Interested. BY csas 90 eJpf - ihs
.,a., T. 10 puhii.n~d thfco weets sucesssIFeiF in
a.. OxTDR, DEMOCRAT, rfintsd a iafisi thai
tbat inv nav sppear "a atDufl q fftbus 10 D.
Lsli atPsri. in said Coautf, N ihs thi'd fue-.
dav u Apri neat 40 nine o.ciost Ia ne re
no n AMI show ra1se, M cay tnfi hafsf ny We
zane shosli not b. Al ossd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29

oXFOUpss -Ms tnrft ~ fr1btif, ~ = ~
Tars sthIl eel 90 80 tuunti ~ Nttfi -
ffs ffifH InfsfsF nf MAJ. Isl.
nonNFY n. nall Easel HsfcI'1f m
a rsffaia la fuusui rufrrftiur in - ~ a.
vii arI lfsisnarf ff Rob- stlliinff. late y
Paris ~ salI 4 urfT. 90 s1srf. ttF.ef PC
sfn.sf 80 ssus 80 ~ hsis
orrsfr.i thsf g. falt Ftsraiof size rftIre "a
AL fslfsrrs IHfsfrs.ft o. rautnss rtlT n tt'
arfsf fl D. Fab Itffd tfffe rffts ur-efsiFflf ~
ffs Oaflff i,futfftt Ifififi sf fsftf ihh 'aff
49, arfFar q Ifanffr trur t1 O. fflf .
lsrIs III fsH trsrfY Un tIs 80 tusfnst ~
AZ rsai. sia oftft in go frstcfn ata 'h,.
rsrss snY ffsY have ~ 81 stlf lnsuurff'
.hfa u 30 fs rfoFci. 80 futci sfd sll'-si -
the iast VIII and fssismert q sssl is-et.sl
40 = Wti sON. jutfs
uus eopI .-tiissr ~. q DAVIS. ~f'''"f.
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uNTulu 80 As cert af rrotsis hfii a.
rsfis snfH 81 &C. Ihs tUtufT o' usf 90 oe
Its thnd TUssflaf nf Nah. a ~ 49,.
tuffslsilhu igNiNs MAHhl, Afm .nif
tfst6f Of ifs ssisff Uf ltfFlhW rfffus late 81
Flfstrfg. q $50 ttuftI dsfstt's', IfsYIfF To-
rsnsT o. g. srd r.tfFr al 80 ffslssa'f 81
saif dsffsftt fu rts To- f.'tnlsl fhifacs atd aftif
sstmahr sl ftffr Eco fFf f1uts
ustrrfn. Itstti tsIf r.ffiotsf silver 81 &C.
fnaIIts. HtisffsHfd. ID rautInr a. atfNsf
O. BE fff.tIUr. rIh ~ nffff ffrfsnr. % p
fstHsfsI Itfts usskf surfsssIFsII m ~ uhfutu
n.Silta4. tsssrstss grrtft 81 fsfls ~
49, .turtr. mt ftst uaT aITsaf 49, ffHta Z
Itaff. fi. ID tsIt 81 fsfl.. 90 tff ihif1 Iafsfa
90 spIu rfff. e tlnr u..'Has Ia ~ fHunoou
Ftf .for rsHsf. a 49, ~ have. - tts stns
tt.u A ulf 81 sfsstef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29

OXFOgD. SAL . frobaie Court hoid.n ~
Paris. ~iihin ant fof ALI County, On the ihlfd
Tus.iay a March. I'D ls-I,
slsTDN HglsdS, nsmst Extrstor. IL q
certain tsstrumsHt purIorins o. Do he iast Will
.,d 1sstAmsst ~ lshsr Maleln. late Of Bark.
nsld, IN ssid CousU. deceased, hAsifg pfssents q
the zane toe frubstei
Orierei, That the said Execator give
notice ~ all persons lntsfsstsf ~ eaaslHg a
e,py % this ofisr n be Tublisbed seets suofes.
sisely 10 the oxford Democrat, uesspapsr
pslntsi Al Paris thatthsy msy app ~ Al Probate
iourt 10 be held 40 pars. In snid c. Inty on
the thiId Tsesisy o. APP neKt, Ats O'Clock In The
forenoon add sbou cause ~ any they have. Why
the sad Iusu amsat abould not D. PROVED, ~
proved snd sl0u ei, a. ne lat VIII A1d Tesla.
meuI OF tsh IL ceased.
sEo. A. wILsos. judge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29

Tie Cogn,y Tax fr lss7. vas A.
poriioned ~ the C0mm.'siorer' a. ihs.r
msetins last wCsk a. follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29

ONFOgp. sat- Coufi % finbsis tad Al
Fars altIn All iuf me inlniI olntipf4 "a
IA trIff IlrsiaT nf Naf.. lsst.
NNuuEN NALL. Afmini.ffttnf on ~
s.tttr "a Joe A. Hat iaie ui IufAdfif
.n saii t1uafF. ifrsaisd. taFrr lftsssist
he arrlnrf nf tIuInIsff tea 20 e. D. sie ~
sali dfcrs.fi 90 I'll osancff
urir| 81. HAT Ne tai Atuihlsuainf sIfe ne
i-s to 81 fsfsoas Inisfss "a uf csutiffs e,gF q
tfis ofirf a. a. latl thr three 80 ssitsli
o. ne Otfofl ufmcCfs, nesalalff pnaNl Al
rsfis D. saI1 4 sai4, hat thrf u4aI sIlsaf al .
Probate toufi io ts lisn al fsfs, ~hhia sta
80 .sif G1att.. 90 ~ ihGi Iuf.fsf a Ar,
.tsKt a. urs U'Tifzk 10 To- fIitttoo, ani thYs
sauss. n 80 iteJ have. ny ne ssns saouii "a
sNO. wlIsoN. Jufao.
,.r. 90 .ff..f. a a. DAVIS gfE.sfsr.
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go. A WILSON, Jgdss.

Paris. wtthin and fOf The C0anty Of OkfOrd. ON
the third Tpesfa, Of MsIeh. A. ID. lse7.
\. n. WAIkkMAS, fusfdisE OF seofgs l..
sasyer, minor child aad heir OF 0sotge s.syer,
biz account Of gusfdianship " said wsrd for a.
lsvsse-t
OKDERED, That ssii guardian sise no,ics 10
all persons interested, BY esusIns q copy of tbs
order 20 Dc pubiished thee ~ eks ssces.siyels IN
the OxFOsD DknocsAT. printed ~ Paris. thst
they nss aIpssr q Ccsu 81 Probate, 10 te btld
NJ Paris, In ssd q uaiy, oo tbs thru Tuesday ~
shss e,ase. ~ snv thsv have. ~hy NE s.ss
UKo. A. WILSON, Judge.
A true sopy-Aussti he. DAVIS. Register.
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A true eopr-Atis.i.-II. ,. DAvIs. RslI.l.I.

OXFORD. s..-Ata Co.u Of frsbats he'd n
Paris, ~iihin ami for The C0usiy ~ Oxioid, on
the thlrt Tsesiay OF March. A n. is,s
OeGOOn HAM, Admit isuafor on The
estate OF Lewis b. Ham, late ~ nsumafk, IN
tsid County. cecssssd. having pFctenisd his &c.
eoant 81 sdministfst.Cn Cf the estate Of ssId de-
cesssi Coz Aii0ssncsi
ordered. That the sAii Atminisus'or sive
notice 10 all pe'sons inisre stsd, bf clusinF .
sopy Of thl. older 10 Be pstl she'd ihree weeks
saseessiteiy 10 The Oxfori DsmOeDi, pfinte Il
Paris, thst they may APPEAR NA Pr bsie Court
20 D. held 81 PAfis, on the third Tussiay Of Apr.
neat, az nine C'elock On The forenoon, sbf stsw
es1se, fsny tbsy have, Why ths same shOuh bot
oko. A wII.soS. Irds..
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TIfF satsrfnrfn ershf sIrrtpatilr noiifs taai
L. - lea Gals ant0inisi 81 ne lioa. indse
- I'rrair Too thr CusafT Uftttfuf 4, aul 49, So
~ tf4st HsffI Uf a fha iffh's nf
fittAu foNitis, lsif Nssff,
IN at tnuufF. lfrras,si. bI flflnf honi a. We
a. tIfrris hr lhrfcfrrs fssussit ali rsftcnt o.
isb.s.l O. thf ssfs'e of saii fcrrAsri o. maAf
lnms.fIais parmert. snt thnss 80 rave anT a.
rsrfs ltrfeor A. sthltlt ths sauf 90
Narrs lS fss. NATuAN uAkhg
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TnT .sls,fItsr hereby flrcs rstic nli.r'
ihst BE- 80 br.n day apIoistG ~ he iiou
judge az Probate q q iAc toutJ q otiyfd al
b.. sffuusd ilf uusl 90 Atm tlsfN9f 81 hs
Eststs az
DOLLY A. ilunHARD. is'- OF Rebel.
ln slif 4. unfr. ufrsssfd nF slFlrE hini 90 thf
iaa IlfsfIa. D. ffsIrforr ~ IarFis al' ltfs a. u
tctifi a. ~ estate q sshi iifresftd o. make pen
msfts paftnfuf. un1 ttufs Mo have rry O.
n.nds thsfson a. sahibH fhr far.tp
nALCn is. is.-. " A.fgNF.
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A,rss e. rl-'lis,ii Il e. p,'i', h'si',sf.
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suEIiIrrs SALE.
srArg on MAiSK.

uOpNTY NAHUM. As,lssse
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-12
FINANCIAL.

New YoRK, Nov. ll.-[Special Telegramto
the BEE. l-SToCKs-Thc conditions of the
stock market Were reversed and prices
moved upward. The news from Europe that
created so much stir in financial circles yes
terday was Of more conservative character.
The political outlook in Russia was reported
better and securities advanced IL per cent.
The execution Of the anarchists also had a
good effect on timid capitalists. London was
heavy buyer Of Reading, St. Paul and other
roads in which arbitrators deal extensively.
This action went far toward restoring conf
dence among timid holders, and at the same
time scared the bears into covering their
shorts. The market was active, with the
chief interest in Reading, which led the
whole list and advanced 21f points over yes
terday's close, up TO noon los, 100 shares being
traded in, or more than so per cent Of the
aggregate sales. Grangers were quick to
respond to the good effect produced by the
appreciation in Reading and advanced x@l
point. The Vnderbilts and all good stocks
Tell into line rapidly. and advances Of x@l1f
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-[Special Telegram to
the BEE. ]-CATTLE - Estimated receipts,
$500; week so far, 40150; same time last
week, 5O,647. Trade was active, with sharp
upturn on everything that was useful. A
falling of in the supply Of nearly 1900 as
compared with the corresponding time last
week was IN itself a strong factor in advanc-
ing values. Just what the advance was
would be difficult to get at. Plain and low
grade natives that, say on Tuesday and
Wednesday, had no fixed value, seemed to
have advanced more than any other class,
some statesmen claiming that they were 800
Csc higher than on the days mentioned. Big
pnd medium steers sold probably 1O@15c
higher The best cows and heifers
sold at about 1O(0l5c ad-
vance, but low grade canning stock
either Texas or natives did not "catch on'
the advance to any great extent. The best
rangers and Texans, such as dressed beef
men could use, sold l0@l5c higher, Stockers
and feeders were unchanged. Shipping
steers, 1850 to 1900 lbs a. l5Qp5 49,; 1900 to
1850 lbs, $3.70(64.5O; $50 to 1900 lbs, 81 OOC6
865; stockers and feeders, 81. .S0(G3. 90; cows,
bulls and mixed, 81. 1.30(62 So bulk, 81 .S5(92 25
Texas steers, e. l5(G3.0O; cows, 81. .70012 30.
Western rangers, strong; natives and half
Wintered Texans, sa.15@325.
Hoas-Estimated receipts, "A, 900; week so
far 12O, 1856; same time last week, las, ,l94.
The market was active with an upturn of
about &c on some Of the early sales of the
best assorted heavy. The bulk of first class
packing sorts sold between $4.6O and $4.75,
and fancy assorted heavy, t4.S0(94.s5. Best
assorted light, including York sort, sold at
4.6O@4.65; common and mixed light, $44O@
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-12
Death by Hanging.

Chicago Journal: DR.. Jewell, the en-
incnt specialist in diseases of the brain
and nervous system, insisted that death
by hanging was always and of necessity
painless. He even went so far as to say
that death by strangulation, where the
neck was not broken, was painless also.
Where the axis and atlas are pulled
apart, he said the rupture or even the
scratching of the spinal cord produced
instantaneous unconsciOusness, and
where the neck is not broken, and the
breath is simply shut off, the rush of un
aerated blood to the brain produces an
almost instantaneous stupor, like
that produced by opium. He
said that all the people who had been
partially hanged and resuscitated COR
roborated these priori judgments. But
these assurances have never afforded
the slightest comfort to people who had
to leave this world by that route; and
there is one very sound reason for be-
lieving that people who are hanged are
in conscious agony, at least in some in
stances. after the drop has fallen. Why
are the hands tied? Simply because, If
they are not, they find their way to the
throat at once, in frantic efforts to effect
relief. In some instances hanging men
have caught hold of the ropes above
their heads and lifted their whole
weight. No hanging in mine, please.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-12
LIVE STOCK.
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov. II.

Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov. II.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; market strong and
1Oc higher; shipping steers, s. 0O(G5, Is; stock
ers and feeders, 81. .SOC93.OO; cows, bulls and
mixed, $l.30@2.S0; Texas cattle, $l.70(G3 90;
western rangers, s.. OO(G3.62I5.
Hogs-Receipts, 22,OOO; market stronger;
mixed, H40@4.70; heavy, A.50@490; light,
t4.30(d465; skips, $3,l5@4.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady;
natives, 81. 7594.0O; western, S3OO6p3. SO !;
Texans, $25o93, 40; lambs, S3.7595,OO.
National Stock Yards. East st.
Louis, Nov. 1l.-Cattle- Receipts, 2,1OO;
shipments, 400; market highe& choice ieavy
native steers, a 25(r4, 90; fair to good natives,
e3.9O@430; butchers steers, $3.0O(d3 90 ;
stockers, 81 1.60(d2.65; rangers, g. lOd39O
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000;
market active; choice heavy and butchers
selections, H.65@4S0; Workers and packers,
$4.33G4.70; pigs, $4,0O@440.
Kansas City, Nov. ll.-Cattle-Receipts
5000; shipments, 1000; good to choice and
active, l0c higher; common to dull, weak
common to choice, corn-fed, $3.25p4. So
stockers, $20O@2,60; feeding steers, 81. 2.65(9
B25; cows, 81 25G2,50.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 1000;
market opened SC higher and closing weak
common to choice, a, l0@+60; skips and pigs,
e2.15N2.13.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-12

per cent were recorded. Louisville, New
Albany & Chicago, which closed yesterday at
Az. sold TO As to-day or reports of favorable
developments ;hat were TO come. What these
developments were to be insiders refused to
divulge. The bank clearings were si0, 600,
against sl2, 2,7s4,Oo0 yesterday. New York
exchange was dull. Holders asked 40 and
buyers were Indifferent about purchasing,
and only bid 25 cents discount per 81 600.
GOVERN NMENTs-Governmen bonds were
dull but steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-12
Live Stock Notes.

Hogs steady.
Cattle a shade higher.
Austin Adams of Upland, brought in
load of heavy hogs
j. f. Thompson, of Council Bluffs, mar
ketod two loads of choice hogs.
T. j. Harris of Western Ia, sold one load
of hogs on the market yesterday.
j. H. Haines. of the firm of Walker &
Haines, of Postcn, Neb., brought in one load
of heavy hogs.
T, J. Swan, of Cheyenne, brought in twelve
cars Of cattle yesterday.
I. Linn, of Union, Ia, brought in two loads
of cattle.
The Anglo-American packing house opened
one year ago yesterday.
j. B. Dunn, of Arapahoe, marketed load
of choice hogs yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-12
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle

The receipts Of cattle yesterday show o
slight increase and the market was trife
stronger. Native and Texas cattle consti-
tuted the bulk of the receipts
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-12

All sales of stock in this market are made
per cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated
Dead hogs sell at &c per Id. for all weights.
"Skins," or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs
no value Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs
and slags 50 lbs. by the public Inspector.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-12
yesterdays Quotations.

MoyEY-On call, easy at 4(G5 per cent,
closed offered at per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6dS per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull but steady at
A.slS for sixty-day bills, and s4.s5 for de-
mRnd.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-12
Hogs.

The receipts of hogs were liberal and the
demand very active Everything was taken
before noon. The market opened strong at
S4 5O@4 50 and remained steady during the
entire day. The best grades brought $4.55,
medium "a, 40144 45.